Sentence examples for jeopardized under from inspiring English sources
Recent lawsuits by state and local governments against oil companies that produce a gasoline additive, MTBE, linked to groundwater pollution could be jeopardized under a sweeping energy plan drafted by Republicans in Congress and made public yesterday.
In other words, under the other side's plan, according to one of its authors, Social Security would go bankrupt fairly soon and then go into massive deficits, competing for investment capital that is needed elsewhere in the economy, all while many of today's seniors are still counting on Social Security and a strong economy, both of which would be jeopardized under his plan.
However, an adequate preload and low pulmonary vascular resistance that are required to maintain the transpulmonary gradient can be jeopardized under general anesthesia because of anesthetics and positive pressure ventilation.
On Sunday, Obama posted a series of tweets celebrating his administration's achievements, much of which will be jeopardized under the incoming Trump administration.
He argued that cuts in the Pentagon's budget and manpower under President Bill Clinton had jeopardized national security.
If free and fair elections do not exist here in America, democracy in our country, already under siege, is further jeopardized.
The initial decision jeopardized a $200 million Energy Department grant award under President Barack Obama's 2009 stimulus package.
If this active process is missing or under-resourced, effective country decision making is jeopardized.
Direct supervision by the female doctor on the data collection process might have jeopardized women's actual opinions as sensitive health problems can be under-reported in face-to-face interviews compared with self-administered questionnaires [ 36].
I explained that Europe's banks were under-capitalized by billions and that the prospect of them collapsing jeopardized the safety of the entire European economy — we could not run capitalism without capital.
But longer-term, top-flight ratings for American companies could be jeopardized if the government's effort to get its own finances under control caused a slowdown in economic growth.
